Top 100 online slots this week

From Stake’s own figures for each game: the number of bets placed on it over the last 7 days. We read them from the same snapshot that powers our Stake RTP tracker, keep the Slots category, and sort by that count. The date in the header says which snapshot you are looking at.

A few players staking large amounts can push a game up a wagered ranking on their own. Bets counts how often a slot is played, so a game needs many players, or many spins, to rank. The amount wagered for every game is on the Stake RTP tracker.

Stake Originals and Stake Engine games are left off: you can only play them at Stake, so they say little about which slots players choose across casinos. The stat strip shows how many of them would have made this week’s top 100.

They compare the slot’s rank over the last 7 days with its rank over the last 30 days. An up arrow means it is being played more this week than across the month; hover it to see the 30-day rank. “New” marks a slot that has been on Stake for less than 30 days, so it has no full month to compare with.

The return Stake runs the game at: 100% minus the house edge Stake lists for it. Studios often publish several RTP versions and each casino picks one, so the same slot can pay back less elsewhere. What a game has actually paid back on Stake is on the Stake RTP tracker.

Where we carry the studio’s free demo, the Demo button opens it on this page with virtual credits: nothing is wagered and you do not need an account. Rows without one link to the studio’s page in our slot demos catalogue when we have it.

No. Popularity measures how much a game is played, not how it pays. Every spin is independent, and RTP is an average over a very large number of spins, not a promise for a session. Play only with money you can afford to lose.